Nicole Kidman, 59, appeared on the British show The One Show alongside Sandra Bullock, her co-star in ‘Practical Magic 2’, and something about her face became a topic of conversation around the world. 👀
Thousands of comments on social media celebrated her face looking ‘more natural’ and ‘with less Botox’, insisting that she looked ‘radiant’ and ‘better than ever’. But not everyone took it as a compliment. Other users pointed out that talking this way about a woman’s face, even if it is ‘in a positive tone’, is still judging her appearance. 💬
Is celebrating that someone looks ‘more natural’ a compliment, or is it another way of commenting on someone else’s body? 🤔
